New Website with a Revolutionary Approach to Diabetes and Many Diabetes Resources Launched

In an attempt to provide accurate and scientifically validated answers to questions about diabetes, its causes, prevention, long term control and possible reversal, a team of highly motivated professionals from the medical and allied fields has launched http://www.diabeticdietrecipes.net. The website also showcases a rich compendium of diabetic diet recipes that are both easy and fun to cook without compromising either the taste or texture of the dishes.

Pleasant Hill, CA, June 03, 2009 --(PR.com)-- With a view to providing timely, accurate and reliable answers to questions about diabetes and the preferred diabetic lifestyle for maximum health and wellness, a group of highly dedicated professionals have launched http://www.diabeticdietrecipes.net which highlights hundreds of delectable diabetic recipes, diabetes care tips, and a monthly newsletter. The website has emerged as the one–stop resource on diabetes and the various adjustments to diet and other factors one can make in order to lead a long and healthy life.

Responding to a growing need for value-enriched information on diabetes and the various aspects of the diabetic condition, a group of qualified professionals has launched http://www.diabeticdietrecipes.net, according to an announcement. The content-focused and easy-to-use, informative website features articles, research reports, case studies and scores of food recipes especially designed for diabetics. Site visitors can also sign up for a free monthly newsletter that will provide subscribers with the latest medical breakthroughs, patient care tips, support groups, and advice on leading a healthy and productive life-style in spite of the condition.

“With more than 16 million individuals known to be living with diabetes in the US today, this is the need of the hour,” said Ann Francis, Director of Administrative Services at the Carlton Senior Living center in Northern California, who was instrumental in articulating a vision for the web project. “It is my hope to reach out and touch as many diabetics as possible through the Diabetic Diet Recipes website and to provide them with information that they can use today to enhance their lives by improving their health” she added.

Diabetes Diet Recipes Galore
Nutritionally balanced and expertly crafted recipes compiled on Diabetic Diet Recipes.Net by Ann Francis are based on the idea that diabetic meals do not have to be boring, and therefore should not lead to compromises in taste and texture. Diet is perhaps the most significant way in which we can control the condition and lead a productive life style. Featured ideas on the website include simple dinner, breakfast and snack recipes that are easy to make and fun to prepare. There is also a complete section on snacks and yummy desserts that are as good as traditional foods. Noteworthy recipes on the website include baked salmon, low calorie recipes, special meals for those on diabetes 1 and 2 diets, and a comprehensive overview of the diabetes food pyramid. “It is important to take note of what you eat, how much you eat and how you prepare your food. Taking these into consideration will help you enjoy delicious food at home and on the road,” comments Michael J. Macdonald, one of the architects of the website and its public relations manager.

The Diabetes Myth
This website debunks the myth that the condition cannot be reversed, and introduces its audience to a tried and tested diabetes reversal system. It involves simple life style changes and foods that naturally stimulate human insulin production. These simple and easy-to-follow guidelines are unconditionally guaranteed to normalize blood sugar levels and help reverse the root cause of diabetes.

For more information
URL: http://www.diabeticdietrecipes.net
e-mail: DiabeticDietRecipes@gmail.com

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Media contact: Michael J. Macdonald
e-mail: Contact@theInsideReality.com

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